Vlookup Range

sheywood123

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Good Morning all from the UK,

I am trying to create a Vlookup to return the value from a cell that falls between the range of two others.

For example

cell value is 6 thich falls between 5 and 10 so returns 0, I dont want to list every number as this will make the spreadsheet to big?

Hopefully I have explained myself.

=vlookup(A1,Scoring,"between cells C5 and C6",FALSE)

Thanks

Sean:confused:
 

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Im struggling with the between C5 and C6. as the vlookup will round down. so c6 maybe 11 and c7 will be 15

Thanks for your help.
 
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if C5 is 10 and C6 is 12 vlookup with the last argument as True will return C5 10 what is your expected result?
 
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